Groan, well Terry Moore’s run on Runaways is over, and all I can do is hope that the covers aren’t the only thing I’m anxious for as this book goes on. Maybe I was spoiled by reading Vaughn as I got more into monthly books, as he is a master of the format. I suppose [...]
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Comics: Hope for the Runaways?
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Comics Catch Up!
It’s been a while since I talked about what I’ve been reading week to week…so here we go! Far and away, Batman 686 written by Neil Gaiman and penciled by Andy Kubert was the best issue I’ve read since I last posted about my weekly addiction. Alex Ross’ cover might spoil a bit for people…and [...]
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Comics of Recent
I picked up Udon’s Chun Li comic based on my love of Street Fighter, and the fun I had with the Sakura mini series. This didn’t have the campy fun of that, so its unlikely I’ll be returning to it next month sadly. Umbrella Academy cleans up its narrative a bit this issue, and I [...]
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Comics This (And Last) Week
Umbrella Academy (Way/Ba/Dark Horse) continues to present me with an odd, peculiar world that I can’t wait to read about. Gabriel Ba is obvioulsy influenced by the great Mike Mignola, and when you merge that with your own energetic style it generates a nice flavor for this grim, humorous book. There are quite a few [...]
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Comics This (and Last) Week
Whoever thought I’d be liking a comic written by the singer of My Chemical Romance?! Well, I’m glad I am. The second series has been launched, Umbrella Academy: Dallas (Way/Ba/DarkHorse) and I’m glad to be spending more time discovering the world that Way is building. Gabriel Ba knocks it out with his frenetic line and [...]
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Comics This Week
Easily the book I look forward to most each month, Runaways 3 (Marvel/Moore/Ramos) is my first venture into reading anything by Terry Moore, and from what I’ve read and heard, hes a great fit, and so far I have to agree. He’s taking the characters in a new direction and exploring the group’s relationships and [...]
Comics This Week
Marvel 1985 (Millar/Edwards) was a nice bit of fun and surprise, and part of me was expecting Spider Man in his usual PJs. This comic book has been a fun romp wallowing in its own classic comicness, and still brings a smile to my face as the boy Toby runs into one legend after another. [...]
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Comics This Week
Just two books for me this week: Runaways brings on the exciting new team of Terry Moore and Humberto Ramos! I’ve heard lots about Moore that has gotten me excited for his take on this book, and issue one was great! Ramos has grown on me over the years since I first saw his art [...]
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Comics Day!
Today the long delayed Runaways issue 30 finally came out, its the end of Whedon’s run, and the begining of their crossover with Young Avengers for the Secret Invasion summer event. After, Terry Moore is taking over for the writing with Humberto Ramos on art. I’ve never read anything of Moores, but all I’ve heard [...]
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